PHNOM PENH, Oct. 16 (Xinhua) -- The visiting chief of general staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, Liang Guanglie, attended an inauguration ceremony of a clinic building for the Cambodian army's general hospital here on Monday.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Co-Minister of Defense Tea Banh also attended the ceremony.
"China and Cambodia are friendly neighbors. We enjoy mutual support and understanding, treat each other at an equal footing, and have carried out much cooperation in the political, economic and military fields. The inauguration of the clinic is just another example of our friendship," said Liang.
China expects the general hospital to contribute more to the military staff members with the new clinic, which is built and equipped with Chinese assistance, he added.
Meanwhile, Banh said that the inauguration of the clinic will surely help promote the growth of bilateral ties.
The multi-story building has over 5,000 square meters of office space and can provide the latest technology of medical treatment.
Liang arrived here on Saturday night on the first stop of his goodwill Asia tour that also includes Laos, Myanmar and Thailand.
On Monday, he also met with Prime Minister Hun Sen to discuss bilateral ties.
Liang will leave for Laos on Tuesday.
Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Co-Minister of Defense Tea Banh also attended the ceremony.
"China and Cambodia are friendly neighbors. We enjoy mutual support and understanding, treat each other at an equal footing, and have carried out much cooperation in the political, economic and military fields. The inauguration of the clinic is just another example of our friendship," said Liang.
China expects the general hospital to contribute more to the military staff members with the new clinic, which is built and equipped with Chinese assistance, he added.
Meanwhile, Banh said that the inauguration of the clinic will surely help promote the growth of bilateral ties.
The multi-story building has over 5,000 square meters of office space and can provide the latest technology of medical treatment.
Liang arrived here on Saturday night on the first stop of his goodwill Asia tour that also includes Laos, Myanmar and Thailand.
On Monday, he also met with Prime Minister Hun Sen to discuss bilateral ties.
Liang will leave for Laos on Tuesday.
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